What Are the Primary Benefits of Matching When Doing Observational

question 28

Multiple Choice

What are the primary benefits of matching when doing observational studies?

• A) Matching eliminates bias and sampling error.
• B) Matching eliminates noise and sampling error.
• C) Matching reduces bias and sampling error.
• D) Matching reduces noise and sampling error.

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Definitions:

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